Am 26.05.2016 10:41 schrieb "Tony Whyman" <tony.why...@mccallumwhyman.com>: > I take Graeme's point about GDN not being that great for Pascal, but it does work most of the time and adding a few well placed "writeln" statements often makes up for any deficiencies (again much easier under Linux due to the difficulty of getting a working console under Windows). At least with Pascal you don't seem to get the regular C++ GDB problem of "variable optimised out" just when need to get its value.
Huh? Debugging with a console on Windows is less of a headache than on Unix systems. On Windows one just needs to make sure that the apptype is console and Windows will provide the console for your application to mess around in (even for GUI applications). On Linux we now have the Terminal Output window, but that only works if you don't want anything fancy (think the textmode IDE) otherwise you need to resort to a start application, on older Mac OS X systems even the terminal output window isn't available... Regards, Sven
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